Pendleton News Roundup and Local Sports and Notices
Pendleton reports a theft in Hong Kong tied to a column by George A rimain and Mrs. Hariman, plus a death in the Frasier family. A Unie Realty Association luncheon at Hotel Pendleton discussed real estate informal topics. T. P. W. picnic plans, an epochal train trip near Gilbon, and a big picnic lunch were outlined. A local baby girl was born to Mrs. Leslie Drown. J. N. Johnson funeral conducted at Folsom chapel. Walter Paola found wandering. he will be taken home to South Dakota. Upcoming military review at the high school and cadet competitions announced. Pendleton youths back a higher educational tax via Kappa Sigma drive with local fraternity support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey
Mack
Walter Paola
Pendleton
al Roberta
South Dakota
J. Yonker
South Imkota
John Yonker
Brown County
Puolu
Veteran ex-soldier returns to Pendleton seeking health
Leo Woeet Teturny Lee Weat, a former soldier now serving under the Federal Board for Vocational Training, has come back to Pendleton for an indefinite period to improve his health after tending A. C. He studied poultry and beekeeping at college and plans to travel to Alberta later to hunt mountain goats and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Woeet Teturny
Lee Weat
A. C
Federal Board
Pendleton
Mr. Weat
Alberta
Canada
Pendleton High Selects Seniors for Class Papers
A Pendleton high school committee chose Clara Eldridge to write the last poem Helen Itciemane to write the class history and Martha Bayer to write the class prophecy for the senior class These papers will appear in the Lantern rather than during the senior play exercises set for June 5 on the regular class day week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Cclmittee
Clara Eldridge
Helen Itciemane
Martha Bayer
Warning to Voters in Umatilla County
Voters are reminded of Oregon laws restricting campaigning at polls. Prohibitions include wearing political badges in the polling place, accepting transportation or pay for voting, soliciting votes for a candidate or measure, and bringing any ballot-like paper into the polling place except the sample ballot provided by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Oregon
Miss Cummings Visits Pendleton For Playgrounds Survey
Miss Cummings head of physical education at University of Oregon is in Pendleton to survey playground conditions and recommend action. She is a leading physical training teacher and is being hosted by local club women and University of Oregon people. She takes an interest in Pendleton's Round-Up and Umatilla county wheat fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Murphy
Harold Brock
Henry Judd
Pendleton
University of Oregon
Kappa Sigma
Miss Cummings
Mabie Cummings
Department of Physical Education
Pendiston
Umatilla
Morton Named Special Attorney General Aide
Oliver P. Morton, known to Pendleton residents and currently practicing law for a Phoenix cotton firm, has been named special assistant to the U S attorney general. He will lead investigations connected with the reclamation service in federal courts in Arizona and California while continuing private practice. He is related by marriage to Major and Mrs Leo Moorhouse of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Oliver P. Morton
Pendleton
Phoenix
Arizona
United States
Reclamation Service
California
District Council
Major
Leo Moorhouse
The
Cltw
Moral Influence on Food Prices Weakened
New York May 21 United Press says lower prices for clothes and other goods will eventually affect food costs. Grocers expect the stop in freight car congestion to spread the moral influence to food. The sugar market may feel impact from the national preservers and fruit products association decision to close down their high price rather than buy sugar. Officials say current sugar prices are driven by speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Wholrmle Grocorm
National Preservers and Fruit Products Association
Eight Thousand Acres of Indian Land Put Up for Sale
Eight thousand acres of Indian land are offered for sale under sealed bid. The notice specifies the parcel details and requires bidders to submit sealed hides by a stated deadline. Local authorities urge qualified buyers to participate in the sale of tribal land.
Umatilla Agency sells 12 tracts by sealed bid next Friday
Major BE Swarts announces sale of 12 Umatilla Indian Agency lands valued at 68965 total with bids due by 2 p m. Friday. Appraisals span 4 to 160 acres along the Umatilla river Cayuse McKay creek Tutulla and foothills with lease expirations noted and cash-only sales to highest bidder. No tribal preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Swartsunder
Umatilla
McKay Creek
Tutullla Creek
Presbyterian Church
How State Road
Tutullla Flat
Cayuse
Coyote Canyon
Beesto
Mother's Aromatic Leaf Tea for Back Aches and Fatigue
If you suffer dull head pains and nervousness, try Mother's Aromatic Leaf Tea by the Gray Co. Le Roy New York. The gentle laxative tea has many testimonials and is sold by druggists or by mail for a small price. Sample free upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plessant
Mother Gray
Gray Co
le Roy
Kidney cleaning salts ad claim to ease backache
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleansing remedy. It urges loading with salts to excite kidneys, remove urinary waste, and flush the system, claiming 24 hour kidney filtration of acids and wastes and urging high water intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athia
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Hongkong
Hong Kong
Oregonian
George A Rimain
Viper
Win
Mr. Corbie
Mra
Treastore Mort
Unie
Ulla, Trealty Association
Hotel
Annial Peoples
Gilbon
Mr. Simonds
Musaint
Sted
Ane ‘Theny's Hospital
Mor
Aed Mire
Leslie
Tlaeth
Unerad
J. N. Johnson
Folsom Chapel
Mev
TE. L. Bunes- Darger
Chelattan
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Tak
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Joe Kerley
Oregon Yard
Baker
Grand Lodge
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Rebekah Assembly
Orewon Hinaite
Endicott Johnson
America
Geo. F. Johnston
Harvard
Munson
Blucher
National Guard
C. H. Day
Smith-Crawford
Ree
Western Union Telegram
Main ST
Ore
Syracuse
N. Y
J. W. McCormmach
East Court ST
Franklin
Franklin Automobile CO
Pendleton Auto Co
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